Mikhail Balaev
Biographic Data
| ID | 274056 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mikhail Balaev |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mikhail |
| FAMILY NAME | Balaev |
| SIGNATURE | BALAEV M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Flinders University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Staff connectedness in hub-and-spoke community service organisations working across geographically dispersed regional, rural and remote settings
Minority size and socio-economic inequalities: A case study of Muslim minority in India
The authors investigate the relationship between Muslim minority size and inequality using a new cross-sectional dataset of 599 Indian districts. The authors review existing studies, propose a new population growth inequality theory, and develop three hypotheses. A newly constructed multidimensional index of social well-being is used as a proxy for intergroup inequality. A multi-level mixed effects regression analysis with controls for urbanizati…
Political embeddedness in environmental contexts: The intersections of social networks and planning institutions in coastal land use
Despite well-documented climate change risks, coastal developments are still built. This article argues that the success or failure of development approval is conditioned by political embeddedness: the intersections of social network and institutional power. By synthesizing Granovetter’s theory of structural embeddedness with a Polanyian account of land’s institutional embeddedness in protective zoning, two-mode social network analysis methods ar…
World-systems analysis and theory: A commentary on Babones
Taking Time Seriously: Delayed Effects of Economic Development on Democracy, 1960–2010
The author analyzes the time component in the relationship between economic development and democracy. The review of the relevant literature shows that no systematic analysis of lags has been performed. Furthermore, the mainstream analysis shows a disconnect between the theory and empirical studies concerning the economy-democracy relationship. Four questions are formulated regarding the timing of the effects of economic development on political …
Improving models of democracy: The example of lagged effects of economic development, education, and gender equality
The Effects of International Trade on Democracy: A Panel Study of the Post-Soviet World-System
The author examines the relationship between democracy and international trade using post-Soviet countries as a historical example of a world-system. World-systems theory and alternative theories are employed to create theoretical models of democracy, and pooled timeseries regression is applied, using an index of democracy as the dependent variable and two sets of theoretically distinct control variables. The author finds a negative relationship …
The Effects of International Trade on Democracy: A Panel Study of the Post-Soviet World-System
The author examines the relationship between democracy and international trade using post-Soviet countries as a historical example of a world-system. World-systems theory and alternative theories are employed to create theoretical models of democracy, and pooled timeseries regression is applied, using an index of democracy as the dependent variable and two sets of theoretically distinct control variables. The author finds a negative relationship …
Taking Time Seriously: Delayed Effects of Economic Development on Democracy, 1960–2010
The author analyzes the time component in the relationship between economic development and democracy. The review of the relevant literature shows that no systematic analysis of lags has been performed. Furthermore, the mainstream analysis shows a disconnect between the theory and empirical studies concerning the economy-democracy relationship. Four questions are formulated regarding the timing of the effects of economic development on political …
Minority size and socio-economic inequalities: A case study of Muslim minority in India
The authors investigate the relationship between Muslim minority size and inequality using a new cross-sectional dataset of 599 Indian districts. The authors review existing studies, propose a new population growth inequality theory, and develop three hypotheses. A newly constructed multidimensional index of social well-being is used as a proxy for intergroup inequality. A multi-level mixed effects regression analysis with controls for urbanizati…
Political embeddedness in environmental contexts: The intersections of social networks and planning institutions in coastal land use
Despite well-documented climate change risks, coastal developments are still built. This article argues that the success or failure of development approval is conditioned by political embeddedness: the intersections of social network and institutional power. By synthesizing Granovetter’s theory of structural embeddedness with a Polanyian account of land’s institutional embeddedness in protective zoning, two-mode social network analysis methods ar…
The Effects of International Trade on Democracy: A Panel Study of the Post-Soviet World-System
The author examines the relationship between democracy and international trade using post-Soviet countries as a historical example of a world-system. World-systems theory and alternative theories are employed to create theoretical models of democracy, and pooled timeseries regression is applied, using an index of democracy as the dependent variable and two sets of theoretically distinct control variables. The author finds a negative relationship …
Improving models of democracy: The example of lagged effects of economic development, education, and gender equality
World-systems analysis and theory: A commentary on Babones
Taking Time Seriously: Delayed Effects of Economic Development on Democracy, 1960–2010
The author analyzes the time component in the relationship between economic development and democracy. The review of the relevant literature shows that no systematic analysis of lags has been performed. Furthermore, the mainstream analysis shows a disconnect between the theory and empirical studies concerning the economy-democracy relationship. Four questions are formulated regarding the timing of the effects of economic development on political …
Political embeddedness in environmental contexts: The intersections of social networks and planning institutions in coastal land use
Despite well-documented climate change risks, coastal developments are still built. This article argues that the success or failure of development approval is conditioned by political embeddedness: the intersections of social network and institutional power. By synthesizing Granovetter’s theory of structural embeddedness with a Polanyian account of land’s institutional embeddedness in protective zoning, two-mode social network analysis methods ar…
Minority size and socio-economic inequalities: A case study of Muslim minority in India
The authors investigate the relationship between Muslim minority size and inequality using a new cross-sectional dataset of 599 Indian districts. The authors review existing studies, propose a new population growth inequality theory, and develop three hypotheses. A newly constructed multidimensional index of social well-being is used as a proxy for intergroup inequality. A multi-level mixed effects regression analysis with controls for urbanizati…
Staff connectedness in hub-and-spoke community service organisations working across geographically dispersed regional, rural and remote settings
Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Democracy (3 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Econometrics (3 works) · Political Conflict and Governance (3 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works)